Australian Business College does not charge students to take classes, does not charge for any reading and other study materials, as well as does not charge for annual enrollment. Australia Business College provides courses directly to students and also arranges for students entry to courses from external providers. Australia Business College may provide grants and subsidies to selected students to meet the costs of external courses. The college also facilitates discounts for students undertaking external courses. Through the Australia Business College Partners Program students can earn while they learn.
Harnessing the power of the internet Australian Business College is the first among tuition-free colleges and universities focused on assisting students obtain Nationally Recognised Qualifications for industry employment. Determined to change the global mindset on higher education delivery Australia Business College and hopefully other tuition-free colleges and universities will evolve traditional academic methods of learning and turn to the internet to bring university programs within reach of more people. Supporting under-served populations the concept of tuition-free education was created to provide access to structured, college and degree-level programs in Business Administration and Teaching.
In order to remain sustainable, Australia Business College charge student membership fees. Student Membership is available without restriction other than payment of the membership fee. On obtaining a valid student membership students may then enroll in the desired course offered by the Australia Business College. Each course may have specific requirements for entry such as studnet numbers and English competency. The college reserves the right to change the method of determining Education Grants and membership fees - which may vary in the future. Australia Business College does not currently charge students an Exam Processing Fee. If introduced, students will pay a sliding scale Exam Processing Fee ranging initially from $80 to $100.
Australian Business College itself is not yet an accredited institution. However many of the courses it is able to deliver via affiliated institutions are. For instance it is possible to undertake a nationally recognised Cartificate IV Course if you are an Australia Business College registered student. The academic leadership and advisory committee of Australian Business College are comprised of senior academics and graduates from the likes of Sydney University, NYU, Yale, UNSW and Macquarie - which ensures a commitment to provide quality academic programs.
Australia Business College currently recommends all students undertake the Certificate IV Teaching and Education Training Course (TAE) to all students as it is a nationally recognised qualification which can lead to immediate employment by an number of RTOs who are desperately in need of qualified industry trainers and assessors. At present the Australia Business College has a number of vacancies for TAE 40110 qualified persons. To help its students attain this certificate the Australia Business College funds the course costs delivered online by an external RTO.
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